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Its not its finest entry, but any God of War is better than no God of War.

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Forbes - God of War games used to be some of the most anticipated properties on Sony systems, so its a bit curious as to why Ascension has been released with relatively little fanfare, and on the same day this week as another major release, Starcrafts Heart of the Swarm.

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Rhys from Awesome Games writes: 'God of War has endured not just as a series, but also as a study of Greek tragedy. Upon the original games release, Sony struck gold with God of Wars delicious blend of brutal violence draped over an interesting world based on Greek mythology. Since then, gamers have seen Kratos slaughter his way through legendary gods and mortals with nary a sweat broken, and with him taking down the mac daddy of all Greek gods at the end of the third game, its only natural that Sony would explore Kratoss origin story to keep the series fresh. God of War: Ascension is the newest game in the franchise, and while its a bit of a step down from the original trilogy, it still manages to deliver a satisfying, if rather brief, experience.'

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EuroGamer Germany: "Even if the puzzles are a bit uneven in their quality, it is still one of the best hack and slash games around. In the past this series managed to elevate itself from other solidly entertaining games of that ilk a bit better, with all the glorious set-pieces and awe-inspiring moments. These are harder to find in Ascension, though. But what did you expect, when the gods themselves have already been felled? Still, this was a lot of fun, but the next God of War better have some really interesting ideas, if it wants us to really marvel at it again."